[linux-dvb] Re: Problems with RGB-Output

[Thilo.Schunck@apartis.de]

Maybe the input of your TV set is not or wrong terminated. Usually
also the RGB (like CVBS and Y/C) lines are driven and terminated with 75 
Ohm.
Try to place a 75 Ohm resistor paralell to each wire (they'll perfectly 
fit into the SCART 
connector).






"Roland Praml" <pram2000@web.de>
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05/03/01 11:35

 
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        Subject:        [linux-dvb] Problems with RGB-Output

Last week i've connected the DVB-Board to the RGB-Connector of the TV.
But the picture quality is too bright. (The TV can adjust color,brightness
and contrast on RGB-Input, but this doesn't help).
I think the signal from the DVB-board is too strong so that the TV
overdrives. 
Surfaces with 80% white and 100% white looks all the same on TV
(not with normal composite-video)
Should I put a resistor network between RGB-Lines to lower the 
signal levels or is it possible to do that by software, maybe
somewhere in the driver ?

Thanks
Roland



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